06-13-2021, 05:37 PM
(06-12-2021, 03:38 PM)Nate (formerly eliminate08) Wrote: Evidence is all around you of the flood, the Grand Canyon and most all the bigger canyons happened suddenly.
They didn't just slowly wash out over billions of years sorry. There have been bones of the so called dinosaurs found with meat
still on the bones. This is not possible over millions of years. Also, did you know that the word "dinosaur" was only created a couple
hundred years ago by the Smithsonian and your fellow academics. Before that they were all called "dragons" or "serpents".
There has been a massive job going on to try and cover up the flood and all things pertaining to the Bible. Giants and all things of
this sort have been found and even are around today. A dozen or so troops were murdered and ate by a 16 foot giant in Afghanistan
about 10 years ago, they killed it and took it away. A few of the surviving troops spoke about it and I believe them.
I know I am way out there lol
Way more than you guys and your billions of years theory and no flood ever happened theories.
The flood explains many things and I believe the Bible isn't taken literal enough. They make you go to sleep when you go to church
which is a travesty. The Bible is the greatest action novel of all time IMO. Should be riveting, not a judgmental thing or something
you have to do on Sundays which I don't believe is the Sabbath anyways. Saturday is the last day of the week, the Sabbath.
Sunday is the first day of the week when the sun rises.
In an effort to be as respectable as possible, I will simply describe your post as unfortunate. Perhaps the educational system failed you greatly in terms of scientific basics and critical thinking skills, or perhaps you simply prefer conspiracies, anti-scientific theories or ideologies that claim to be true because they fall outside evidence based consensus. In either case, it's unfortunate.
When you assert that evidence for the flood is all around us, it's simply not true. In fact, there is no evidence at all that would suggest a global flood. If scientists thought there was such evidence, they would be pursuing it to great degrees in hopes of making an incredible discovery. They would not be attempting to "cover it up" as you asserted.
You referenced the origin of the word dinosaur. It's a combination of the Greek words "deinos" and "sauros" and was first used in around 1841 by Sir Richard Owen as a means to categorize a certain family of fossils, which he coined "dinosauria". He invented the term to describe large reptiles that lived hundreds of millions of year prior. He realized these fossils were deserving of their own distinct taxonomic grouping; as there was no useful utility in ambiguous labels.
The subject of giants killing soldiers in Afghanistan is the product of conspiratorial and supernatural sites around the web that have been spreading said nonsense for years and have yet to provide even a scintilla of proof. I'm astonished [although I probably shouldn't be] that anyone with even the slightest level of cognitive reasoning would believe such a thing.
Finally, when you assert that the Bible should be taken more literally, does that include instructions on owning your fellow human beings, treating women as second class citizens, forcing rape victims to marry their assailants and killing unruly children?
